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FEATURES
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Record
and Share
You can either let Lifeline develop
organically, as life unfolds, or you can invest time in building
it, incorporating your memories and documenting your life. Either
way, you will have a record to keep and to pass on if you choose.
LIfeline material can be exported, via a slideshow, so
you can share those special moments with the important people
in your life. |
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Katie's
parents log her growth
and development during her early years.
Dave browses and selects images representing the five
decades of Jack and Edie's lives together. See The
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Daily
to decade views
You can zoom in and out of your life,
focussing on the details of a particular day or the essence
of an era.
View a year or a decade or a life at a glance, or revisit
an event and play back the memories. |
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Katie
can look back at the day she gave her first smile, said her
first words and took her first steps. See
growth and development
Lawrence is filling in
his Lifeline retrospectively: the decade view shows him his
life at a glance. |
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Automatic entries
Diary entries for important events, such as holidays, are entered
automatically in the Lifeline, unless you dictate otherwise,
and associated media is also automatically linked. You can identify
any diary entry as a Lifeline event for an individual or for
several people. |
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The
Nelsons' family holiday shows
up in the Lifeline |
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Links
When you click on an event, the 'All Links' view will show you
any media you have associated with it, be it a story, a video
clip or a scanned programme. You can build your Lifeline events
up into rich collages. |
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The Lifeline
function makes it easy to link media to an event. See
Memories
Video clips and journal entries enrich the record of a
holiday. See More
Memories |
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LifeStats
Click on a day in your life and have
a quick look at some of the facts and figures that describe
you at that time.
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Family History
If you have the inclination, you
can research and record the history of your forebearers. Scan
in photos and add dates and information to create an evocative
album of past lives. |
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Laurence
enters the old photos of his family into his Lifeline.
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Individual and Collective Lifelines
You can view your own Lifeline,
or take a broader perspective, and look at the Lifelilne that
a family or group share together. Diary events need only be
entered once to show up in both contexts. |
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A
holiday shows up on the Nelsons' collective
Lifeline
Katie's first year shows up on her individual
Lifeline |
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